POST LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF PRIMES HERE
 

Please post the primes you find here and include the values for
k and n, and your prover code.

If the prime is large enough (n>214000 as of Jan 2006), please
submit the prime to Chris Caldwell's "top 5000" Database. If this is the
first prime you have found, and you do not have a prover code create a
new bio and include RPS in your prover code.

[URL=http://primes.utm.edu/primes/submit.php]Submit primes to the top-5000 database[/URL]
You must use the full notation of k*2^n-1 for submission.

3338480145*2^257127-1 (77413 digits)

From the first RPS 16 k's drive:

1694614845*2^210675-1 (63429 digits)

From the RPS drive
460735275*2^214002-1 (64430 digits)

2022381375*2^211753-1 is prime !
63754 digit

Proof code L144

Forgot to post this one:
1325978745*2^207546-1 (62487 digits) via L141

Two more from the RPS drive:
918332415 214043
804003525 214262

Three more from my other k's
3338480145 267728
212270565 223113
212270565 224244

736320585*2^371961-1 is prime! :banana:
#99 for k=736320585

Congrats Cruelty! That's the second >100k digit prime for that k.

It's actually the 3-rd >100k digits prime:
736320585 339426
736320585 363497
736320585 371961

and the first to make it to the short-list of >110k digits primes :showoff:

Fortunately I'm not completely primeless :smile:

445419975 217945
445419975 218987

My first RPS primes :banana:

3338480145*2^270784-1 (81524 digits)

Prime Dump! - L146
170388075*2^208785-1
170388075*2^220925-1
325282815*2^225843-1
325282815*2^227393-1
170388075*2^232023-1
325282815*2^251592-1
2139505335*2^261580-1
170388075*2^266184-1
739014705*2^266347-1
1309709115*2^293752-1
739014705*2^316119-1
760236345*2^323462-1
1710009015*2^326657-1
739014705*2^328764-1

hello slash dude,

what a nice comeback, with 14 new primes :shock: :cool: :w00t:

Very impressive SlashDude! :w00t:

One more from the RPS team project:
2022381375 218104

Thank you Kosmaj and Isoule :smile:

I'm happy to be back!

Here is one more:
325282815*2^333867-1

From the 'drive' thread:

804003525 216915 is prime.

869688105 277530 (83554 digits)

Dave M (L139)

Dave
 

Congrats on your new prime, and thanks for joining us :cool:

My first prime :banana: :banana: :banana:

1952775825 224003 (67439 digets I think lol)

what now :unsure:

grobie
 

Congrats on your first prime :geek: It has 67441 digits.

Here is how to report it to Top-5000. I assume you have no account there.

Go to [URL=http://primes.utm.edu/bios/submission.php]the submission page[/URL] and

1) Create a new account giving your real name, e-mail address (you can select that the address is not published, or published "munged" like "grobie (at) abc (dot) com" if you want), and user-id (your family name, or whatever else you like). After this you will receive the confirmation mail and your password.

2) Create a new prover's code: Select "LLR" as the program you used to prove primality. In the "other persons/projects" field enter "RPS", that's the user-name of our project, short of "Riesel Prime Search".

3) Report the prime using the code created in step 2. Enter the primes as
1952775825*2^224003-1

That's all! When reporting new primes later just go straight to Step 3.

done, I hope I did it right.

I see your entgry on the RPS so you did it right. Congrats
on your first prime :w00t: .

Yes, it's already confirmed. :cool:

Just keep on going!

From the RPS drive:
1952775825*2^223100-1 (67170 digits)

3338480145*2^280955-1 (84586 digits)

264766425*2^228165-1 (68693 digits)

The 17th prime in this drive

1952775825*2^221012-1 is prime! 66541 digits

#18 from the RPS drive
67342275*2^223322-1 (67235 digits)

3338480145*2^286318-1 (86200 digits)

From the RPS drive:
870667875*2^227223-1 (68410 digits)

212270565*2^232964-1 (70138 digits)

869688105 289066 (87027 digits)
869688105 302008 (90923 digits)


Dave

3338480145*2^288347-1 (86811 digits)

From the RPS drive
1325978745*2^231853-1 (69804 digits)

3338480145*2^292703-1 (88122 digits)

32444271*2^236221-1 (71118 digits)

869688105*2^308342-1 (92830 digits)

From the RPS drive:
1694614845*2^233653-1 (70346 digits)

2022381375*2^232878-1 (70113 digits)

From the RPS drive :
1626176475*2^238545-1 (71819 digits)

from RPS: 918332415 239792

2904473715 211749

2904473715 216283

"My k":
445419975*2^240308-1

From the 1st drive (already reported):
697942245*2^227785-1
460735275*2^222828-1

2904473715*2^221533-1 (66698 digits)

3338480145*2^324581-1 (97719 digits)

264766425 239217

32444271*2^270397-1 (81406 digits)

2022381375 244893

32444271*2^282221-1 (84965 digits)

167365935*2^212605-1
262494705*2^222020-1
825267465*2^229055-1

How do I enter a new prime? I have a code from 2 primes before, but I want to make sure I give credit to the right people/program..

Mike.. :sick:

Here's the prime that I submitted.. I think I did it correctly..

1325978745*2^240347-1

Dr. Mike.. :surrender

Yep! Including RPS in the prover code was the right thing.
Congrats on the prime :smile:

[B]NiceMed[/B]
Congrats on your first RPS prime! :cool:

One more over here:
445419975 252395

lsoule and kosmaj,

thanks..! :) I hope I have more coming.. :(

since I took the 2495-2500, what's next?

Mike... :no:

More candidates are on the way. We're always sieving the next ranges
while the testing is going on and try to incorporate the latest sieving
results in the candidate files.

Amphoria
 

You submitted your latest primes without "-1" at the end, see [URL=http://primes.utm.edu/primes/status.php?hours=48]here[/URL] and they were declarad composites. Please resubmit them. It's the best to copy and paste from the [I]lresults.txt[/I] file.

[QUOTE=Kosmaj]You submitted your latest primes without "-1" at the end, see [URL=http://primes.utm.edu/primes/status.php?hours=48]here[/URL] and they were declarad composites. Please resubmit them. It's the best to copy and paste from the [I]lresults.txt[/I] file.[/QUOTE]

Finger trouble. Spotted almost straight away and re-submitted.

869688105 363237
869688105 363318

[B]Congrats![/B]
They are so close to each other!

2904473715*2^247582-1 (74540 digits)

From the team RPS drive
3276742755*2^248386-1 (74782 digits)

371944871*2^217502-1 (65484 digits)

This one's from a very low weight k. Sieving n=0-5000 to 10M yielded
only 67 candidates and 6 primes (compared to 2000 candidates
and 70-80 primes for the usual ks.)

371944871*2^253358-1 (76277 digits)

From the 'choose your own K' section

80555475*2^216575-1 (65204 digits)

From Choose your own K

850612425*2^219429-1 (66064 digits) :banana:

80555475*2^217568-1 (65503 digits)

woohoo!

3276742755*2^253106-1 is prime! :showoff:

Dr. Mike...

918332415*2^248917-1 is also prime, 74941 digits.

The 30th prime in the RPS drive!

3338480145*2^402979-1 (121319 digits)

Nice prime Larry, congrats! :cool:

Thanks. This k had *10* primes for the range n=200k-300k so I had
high hopes. However, only 1 prime has shown up in the n=300k-400k
range (which is 80% done).

210885*2^549843-1 (165525 digits) - finally!!! :banana: :banana: :banana:

From the RPS drive:

1694614845*2^253946-1, 76455 digits

869688105*2^342019-1 (102967 digits)

869688105*2^379559-1 (114268 digits)

1836223125*2^270474-1
460292085*2^269158-1
1609753035*2^267814-1
406755855*2^262519-1
460292085*2^257929-1
262494705*2^255354-1

FYI-
The 15k.org site is temporarily down - ISP problems, should be back soon

Thanks to above primes today we reached 100 primes on Top-5000 in less than 43 days :w00t:
[QUOTE]
User name: RPS (entry created 10/30/2005 22:23:42 CDT)
Active primes: on current list: 100; rank by number 5
Total primes: ever on any list: 104
Production score: for current list 43.6338 (normalized: 245), total 43.6496; rank by score 15
Largest prime: 210885*2^549843-1 (165525 digits) via L137 on 12/6/2005 12:40:09 CDT
Most recent: 262494705*2^255354-1 (76878 digits) via L146 on 12/12/2005 16:51:57 CDT
[/QUOTE]

1626176475*2^261194-1 (78637 digits)

3276742755*2^260185-1

For k=850612425 from Choose your own K this is the 2nd prime >200k

850612425 239205 (72017 digets)

From the RPS drive: 918332415*2^262673-1 (79082 digits)
From choose your own K: 759237765*2^219645-1 (66129 digits)

860541825*2^242559-1 (73027 digits)

From choose your own K: 759237765*2^224948-1 (67725 digits)

2037910875*2^216681-1 (65237 digits)

From choose your own k:

5169615*2^216911-1 (65304 digits)

From the RPS drive:

804003525*2^266132-1 (80123 digits)

869688105*2^457651-1 (137776 digits)

Amphoria
 

This is a nice one! :cool: Congrats!

Does it mean there were no other primes between n=379559 and the exponent above? At this level of [I]n[/I] it's not unusual at all but the gaps before were smaller...

[QUOTE=Kosmaj]Does it mean there were no other primes between n=379559 and the exponent above? At this level of [I]n[/I] it's not unusual at all but the gaps before were smaller...[/QUOTE]

No I have two computers working on it. n=395k to 450k is currently unsearched. I decided to put the faster computer to work at the top end of the range I have sieved (up to 500k).

From the RPS drive: 870667875*2^267981-1 (80680 digits)

151515*2^242278-1 (72939 digits)

4 from the RPS drive:
1738812075*2^272308-1 (81983 digits)
870667875*2^272449-1 (82025 digits)
870667875*2^272494-1 (82038 digits)
918332415*2^272910-1 (82164 digits)

1 from the choose your own k
2037910875*2^226596-1 (68222 digits)

And another from the RPS drive:
3276742755*2^273507-1 (82344 digits)

[QUOTE=lsoule]
870667875*2^272449-1 (82025 digits)
870667875*2^272494-1 (82038 digits)
[/QUOTE]

Now that I like!

Here's a prime, it's too small to fit on the top 5000 list.. :spam:

4471935*2^211728-1

Dr. Mike.. (this will help gauge where you need to be..):censored: